Its or It's

Which is right?

Its= it's = it is.
Thats=that's= that is
That's my oppinion

The correct answer is "it's." Every sentence needs a verb and here it is to be : "it is."

"Its" is a possessive adjective.
The dog is licking its paws.

I hope this helps

Stephen

I guess it should be.
It is mean it's.
hope you answer the question.

My option : I think it's a mistake

I hope my option correct

I think, both "its" and "it's" are acceptable.
While "it's"is a short form of it is, its is a determiner.

My option is it is.

Kinda confusing....

Ennar said:

I think, both "its" and
"it's" are acceptable.
While "it's"is a short form of it is , its is a
determiner.

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This means that both options are right?
In my opinion it's (short term of it is) is right.
Correct me, if I am wrong...

Tdol said:

Which is right?

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Definitely, it's.

It's => correct in this case ^^

Yes, Apostrophe is necessary, because we're writing actually:

It is we write it as It's

"it's" is the correct answer, since it's the contraction of it is.

It's a correct answer.

It's my opinion.

It's normal to make mistakes, while learning a language.

kohyoongliat said:

Definitely, it's.

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I am also definitely for this option.

In my opinion is it is

"Its" shows the possition.

Dog is eating the food.
It's its food. [It is its food].

wojciech said:

"Its" shows the possition.

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I think you mean "Its" shows possession.

It is, so "it's".

My opinion - "It's"

I use - "It's "